Reading man sentenced for drug supply
Trevor Dye, aged 44 and of Ambrook Road, Reading, pleaded guilty to multiple counts of drug supply.
Read moreDetailsTrevor Dye, aged 44 and of Ambrook Road, Reading, pleaded guilty to multiple counts of drug supply.
Read moreDetailsReading Rockets Basketball Club captured silverware as they became the National Cup champions for the fifth time in their history.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC player Wayne Bridge has opted for an unusual path since retiring from football and is set to fight celebrity YouTuber KSI
Read moreDetailsEarley and Woodley Conservatives welcomed Conservative Party Chairman, Lord Dominic Johnson to Sonning for an engaging discussion and Q&A
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Half Marathon has announced Green Park as its new headline sponsor from the 2025 event. Green Park.
Read moreDetailsStudents at a Reading primary school took part in some hands-on learning about air quality at the University of Reading last week.
Read moreDetailsMartin Judd, aged 37, of Mitford Close, Reading, was sentenced to 16 weeks in prison at Reading Magistrates Court on Wednesday, January 8,
Read moreDetailsThe council has defended approving plans for a new drive-thru restaurant in an area prone to flooding.
Read moreDetailsNHS bosses have said they are 'very keen' for a 'definitive answer' for the future of the Royal Berkshire Hospital rebuild.
Read moreDetailsReading FC midfielder Harvey Knibbs has reportedly 'agreed personal terms' with a Championship club over a potential transfer this month.
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